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Topic History of: I hate to say it
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DJones
Jan Slater And because they tend to cancel each other out - due to a fear of losing. There's so much at stake.

Brazil/Germany (1-7) was extraordinary. Brazil are going through a lean period, in terms of real talent - and the Germans punched well above their weight.

Tonight two of the best meet (Robben and Messi) in Hollany v Argentina. As you say JK, probably penalties.


JK2006 What was even odder was that nearly all the other games (and I'll bet tonight's) ended a draw and penalty shoot outs. Why? Because most teams, by this phase, are pretty equal.
Pru The Netherlands have massive egos. To hell with them.(Apart from Dirk Kuyt, who is a great guy and a boon to any side.) Germany all the way - brilliantly coached, dynamic and intelligent. What a relief to see Brazil, the most over-hyped team of all time, bombed out. They've been a bore to watch since the wonderful 1982 team. Now maybe all of that 'samba football' nonsense fade away.
JK2006 but I love the idea of an all European final - in South America - with Germany playing (and being beaten by) little Holland.